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a bay area teenager snatched and dragged. how she managed to get away. good evening. i'm ann notarangelo. >> and i'm ken bastida. kiet do just got the surveillance video. >> reporter: san jose police admit they need some help in this. they do not have any leads. you'd think that the folks who live out there would be living in fear and afraid. not so. this is a tough, tightly-knit neighborhood and they are angry. look closely and you'll see the victim get snatched from behind and dragged into a dark driveway. we'll play it back for you one more time. police say it was a violent struggle. she screamed and fought back and it got to attention of neighbors. 14 seconds later, the teenager breaks free and runs down the streak. frankie tavares captured the event on a network of infrared cameras. >> you don't come to a neighborhood like this and do that. any neighborhood. but there are sick people out

there. >> reporter: it happened on 33rd and st. james, just after 6 in the morning last friday. police released this sketch, saying the suspect wore blue dickeys work pants with brown shoes that were stained with white paint. they say the girl put up a fight. >> it was a fighting situation. she fought back valiantly and was able to escape. >> reporter: the neighbor came running out the street barefoot in his pajamas when he heard the cry for help. he even got in the car and circled the neighborhood. >> had you caught him, what would have happened to him? >>

couple of weeks: rain! meteorologist paul deanno is in f0 >> reporter: because she has only a misdemeanor conviction, it means she still gets to keep her teaching credit and will be allowed back into a classroom if another district hires her. live in brentwood, linda yee, cbs 5. here's something we haven't seen in a couple of weeks. a little rain. our meteorologist paul deanno in the weather center. not as widespread as it was a couple of hours ago, but we're getting more intense echoes. the yellow and orange is popping up.

heavier showers toward oakland and richmond currently. i'm going to zoom out and show you what's down in the south. we still have several hours to go before we can say good-bye to the rainfall, likely impacting the morning commute tomorrow. i'll talk about which weekend day is looking wet, coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you, a lot of people in the bay area with apple stock are going to wake up tomorrow morning and wonder, what is it worth? tonight it's not looking so great. apple posted a $13.1 billion profit for its fourth quarter, just slightly more than the same quarter last year. and that sent apple stock down 10% in after-hours trading. many analysts are concerned that people's interest in the iphone isn't what it used to be. manti te'o fesses up finally. the football star is telling his side of the story and he is admitting that he kept up the story about his girlfriend even though he knew it was a lie.

>> well, if anybody put yourself in my situation -- katie, put yourself in my situation. my whole world told me that she died on september 12. everybody knew that. this girl, who i committed myself to, died on september the 12th. now i get a phone call on december 6th saying that she's alive and that i'm going to be put on national tv two days later and they'll ask me the same question. what would you do? >> the notre dame linebacker spoke to katie couric for her daytime talk show. it sounds like there isn't much of a case against michael crabtree. a woman accused him of assaulting here at the w hotel in san francisco. two other people who were there told investigators that crabtree didn't assault anyone and police haven't found any evidence. your super bowl station! here's a live look at san

francisco's city hall, all lit up, in red and gold. get used to it. as for the niners, we got our first look at them on the field since their championship game. >> and dennis o'donnell is here. a lot of work for the niners to do. what do they have to accomplish between now and super bowl? >> first of all, even players without siblings suddenly have 21 brothers and sisters. it's amazing. if you're not careful, you became a ticket broker. one of the biggest challenges for a super bowl-bound football team is to avoid distractions. the 49ers announced they will arrive in new orleans around 5:30 p.m. on sunday. they've got the infamous media day on tuesday. friday, jim and john harbaugh will hold a joint press conference. so these practices are important because they come without super distractions.

just ask jonathan goodwin. >> say no to your distant cousins and new friends, you know. just eliminate the headaches. >> you've got the giants win, you know. we're doing well. we've got the sharks. and the 49ers. >> yeah. we had fun with that clip obviously, because he remembered smith got a warning from the nfl when alex wore a giants hat at a news conference. >> you can't take any chances with the nfl. >> no, you can't. frank gore got fined $10,000 today because his socks were too low in the nfl championship game. >> a new uniform rule. the question that made secretary of state hillary clinton explode and then tear up. how a bay area couple is making money off the final days of double slide. and meet the bay area mom

and daughter who just won the super bowl ticket lottery. but first, some 49er photos the fans e-mailed us earlier tonight. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure.

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hillary clinton testified about ist attack in liby there was crying and yelling as secretary of state hillary clinton testified about the terrorist attack in libya that killed four americans. there was a question about a senator about alleging misleading the public that really set her off. >> with all due respect, the fact is we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because that guys out for a walk one night decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator. >> the house and foreign relations committee grilled clinton for more than five hours. she said, again, that she takes full responsibility and that to her it's not just policy. it's personal. >> i put my arms around the mothers and fathers, the sisters and brothers, the sons and daughters, and the wives

left to raise their children alone. well, make way for gi jane. the pentagon said it will lift its ban and allow women to be sent to the frontlines. they could even serve as elite commandos. cbs 5 reporter david martin says first there's one thing they'll have to prove. >> reporter: the defense secretary order will make women eligible to serve on combat patrol. however, women will have to meet strength standards that could keep them out of units where the physical demands are especially grueling. combat operations in iraq and afghanistan have already cost more than 130 women their lives and left more than 800 wounded. some, like dawn, were on the frontlines, commanding a platoon in iraq, where she lost her arm fighting alongside the infantry. >> there's not a big difference at all. a lot of the missions we did

with infantry and artillery units. we were all fighting the same fight. >> reporter: the best machine gunners in the platoon was victoria rivers, who was tapped to go on missions with special forces. >> i was side by side with special forces, and it was pretty cool. >> reporter: but rivers acknowledges some military jobs may be too demanding for women. >> they just don't have the physical strength to do it. >> reporter: panetta's order will open 200,000 more jobs to women, primarily in the army and marines, where combat experience is considered a prerequisite for promotion to the top jobs. they will have to the end of 2015 to actually implement the changes. a san jose mom and daughter are headed for the super bowl. >> they're winners of the 49ers

ticket lottery and they won't be alone. >> she is a season ticket holder and a huge niners fan. she's taking her pregnant daughter to the game with her. >> i've never won anything in my life! and here i won super bowl tickets! i can't get over it! >> i got excited. it's that nervousness, even on the voice mail that i left her. i was nervous and shaky a little bit. you could tell, my voice was cracking. >> the tickets will cost them $850 each. plane tickets, $1300 each. both women say it's worth every penny. tons of you have been sending us your 49er pictures. >> we promised to put the best ones on the air. first up, that's tiffany from san francisco. >> check out this little guy, a one-year-old from hayward. >> and this south city family is all decked out. check them out.

that's sonny, lorenzo, eve and celeste. not pictured is mom jessica, who is a seahawks fan. there you are. >> and look at this little giggling niners fan. keep them coming! if you send them to news@cbssf.com. even if you've never driven on devil's slide, you probably know all about it. >> that part of the highway 1 is usually in the news because something terrible has happened or because of bad weather has washed part of it away. caltrans is getting ready to open some new tunnels. but some people are going to miss it. >> it's nostalgic, but the road has been in my life my whole life. >> reporter: longtime residents lee and nancy wrote a song to say good-bye to devil's slide.

♪ ♪ get in the car and go ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they are members of the rock band who share memories of the mud slide-prone highway. >> we were scaried because of the name when we were kids, devil's slide. >> reporter: the pair is selling its last ride and t- shirts they designed showing a devil and a pair of dice for the gamble of riding the slide. >> we've been selling them like crazy. i can't even keep the guy printing them fast enough. >> reporter: they say they're marking the end of an era. >> the road has an energy up there. it's wild. >> everything from people driving over the cliff to, you know, partying a little too much and falling over when they were hiking or something. i mean, there's all kinds of crazy stuff that's gone on there. >> reporter: caltrans is putting the finishing touches on the tunnels and expects to

open them during the first quarter of this year. after the tunnels open, devil slide will become a coastal trail for hikers. but first, one more drive. >> some people here in pacifica will cross each other and woo hoo, last ride. >> ♪ ♪ last ride on devil's slide ♪ ♪ >> reporter: sharon chin, cbs 5. >> good-looking vehicle. >> yeah. devil's slide had some issues in december because of all that rainfall. now we're finally seeing the first rain in about 13 days. i'll get to the radar in a second. first, the road that's much straighter, that would be the bay bridge. they're testing the new lights. testing went on this week. maybe you saw it. there's a live picture. 25,000 led lights.

we are still picking up showers, light to moderate in the south bay. good evening to you in san jose and los gatos. you're getting light to moderate rain showers. and tonight we all will see showers and marynly cloudy skies. we're not going to get chilly. kids at the bus stop in oakland, 46 degrees tomorrow morning. here's the setup in the atmosphere. we have a front coming down from the north, which is colliding with moisture coming up from the south. when things go like this, they're going to have to go up. when you get air going up, you get rainfall. up and down the california coastline, still a lot of moisture to our south. we're going to continue to see that streaming in overnight tonight. actually the forecast has changed a bit. some of you will see showers in the south bay all the way likely until tomorrow afternoon. that is a change. for most of you, thursday will dry out in the afternoon. friday will be completely dry because of that area of high pressure moving out of here for

the weekend and a shower chance returns on sunday. so nothing too heavy but there are two rain chances can, one right now and one coming up on sunday. with some afternoon sunshine, we'll creep our way up to 60. livermore, you will hit 60. san jose, 61. sunnyvale, 62. pleasant hill, you'll top out at 59. vallejo, 60. novato, 60. san francisco tomorrow, 59 degrees. friday we're mainly sunny. saturday mainly cloudy. sunday, chilly with showers. we are clearing things out next

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expensive. wings restaurants cant -- can't keep up with the demand. if you can't have wings, how about a new orleans delicacy instead? >> we've been digging into the archives from the last niners super bowl in new orleans, back in 1990. tonight, a lesson in craw fish eatin'. >> i'll show you how to eat craw fish. unravel it. twist. pull it. this is the head. take it. put it in your mouth. bite it. suck on it. you gotta suck all that juice out of it. spicy too. take the tail. just pitch it and pull the meat out gently with your teeth. there you are! craw fish eatin', it's good. >> that's the way to go.

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ers spots tongih with the nba all-star reserves being announced tomorrow, two warriors made huge statements for roster spots. thunder bringing the best record. early in the game, stephen curry, coast to coast.

he had a team-high 31 points to put him on that roster. fourth quarter, durant, his usual self. he had 33. game over? not so fast. jarrett jack finds clay thompson. warriors with a one-point lead. jarrett jack to stephen curry to david lee, the strong finish. it put him on the all-star team. golden state has won three straight now. 104-99. 49ers hit the field with one theme in mind. they blared the band queen over the loud speakers to send the message home ♪ ♪ another one bite the dust ♪ ♪ >> there's another song by queen called save me. that might be what alex smith is thinking. but he knows the same thing can happen to kaepernick. >> what do you feel you're

doing to make a difference? >> same thing i've been doing the last ten weeks. for me, my job is to prepare and be ready to go. and no. 2, helping any way i can, helping colin kaepernick, anyone else on the team. that's my job. once again, the nfl fashion police have put the hammer down. frank gore was fines $10,000 for wearing his socks too low in the nfc championship. time for the top 5. yeah. this fan, that's ray lewis's face shaved into his head. azarenka beat stevens. no. 3, rangers and brewers in overtime. gaborik with a hat trick! that's the game-winner. no. 2, jack harbaugh's son-in-law is the hoosiers head coach. harbaugh and tony la russa.

no. 1, the home crowd at the nevada basketball game. today they did their mass kaepernicking impression, in support of their former nevada quarterback. have you ever seen -- wasn't it the

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